create more horizontal space per

Hello! I am trying to have a bar take up way more horizontal space since I have a lot of dynamic markings that bunch up since they are at small subdivisions of the note and with great frequency for example I try \version "2.14.1" { a32\p bes32\pp g32\mp d'32\<~ d'8 bes'8->-\markup{\bold

re: Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice

Hi Robert,   Instead of using \voiceTwo, you could add a new tag : \tag #'tag_orchestral { \voiceTwo}   I think this method will give you the expected result.   HTH   Rémy     > Message du 15/10/17 16:21 > De : "Robert Kubosz" > A : lilypond-user@gnu.org > Copie à : > Objet : Switch

Re: Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice

Robert Kubosz writes: > Thanks, David, I will definitely use tagGroup. I see some possible > application for it in my work. > > It is revolutionary for me, that I can tag not only _music_, but also > a music command. This idea never crossed my mind. \voiceTwo _is_ music

Re: Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice

Thanks, David, I will definitely use tagGroup. I see some possible application for it in my work. It is revolutionary for me, that I can tag not only _music_, but also a music command. This idea never crossed my mind. ___ lilypond-user mailing list

Re: Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice

Robert Kubosz writes: > Hi Rémy > > This is it. I owe you a good beer, man :-) You might also want to take a look at the \tagGroup command when using tags for more than one purpose. -- David Kastrup ___ lilypond-user

Re: Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice

Hi Rémy This is it. I owe you a good beer, man :-) Thanks! Robert On 10/15/2017 06:43 PM, Remy CLAVERIE wrote: > Hi Robert, > >   > > Instead of using \voiceTwo, you could add a new tag : \tag > #'tag_orchestral { \voiceTwo} > >   > > I think this method will give you the expected result. >

Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice

Hi everyone! I have a project with many music pieces for brass orchestra. I wrote a score template with tags, so I can easily extract parts from it. I works almost perfectly, but a extracted voice is still engraved as \voiceOne or \voiceTwo instead of default engraving like \oneVoice. I really

Re: "Creating MIDI Files" doc is wrong

James Harkins writes: > On Sun, 15 Oct 2017 18:32:29 +0800 David Kastrup wrote > >> > Never mind, I see my mistake now. I had extrapolated from \new Staff >> > and \new Voice to \new Score. LilyPond accepts \new Score >> > (!). Possible

Re: "Creating MIDI Files" doc is wrong

On Sun, 15 Oct 2017 18:32:29 +0800 David Kastrup wrote > > Never mind, I see my mistake now. I had extrapolated from \new Staff > > and \new Voice to \new Score. LilyPond accepts \new Score > > (!). Possible improvement might be to reject that wrong syntax with an > >

Re: "Creating MIDI Files" doc is wrong

James Harkins writes: >> 1. If I write it as specified in the manual, I get a syntax error. >> >> 2. If I write it as above, I get no syntax error, and no MIDI file. > > Never mind, I see my mistake now. I had extrapolated from \new Staff > and \new Voice to \new Score.

Re: install lilypond info doc on linux

Hi David, thanks, that did it! @Martin: I use arch linux and installed the development version of lilypond (2.19.65) and its documentation. -- Orm Am Samstag, den 14. Oktober 2017 um 19:20:56 Uhr (-0500) schrieb David Wright: > On Sat 14 Oct 2017 at 15:02:08 (+0200), Orm Finnendahl wrote: >

Re: "Creating MIDI Files" doc is wrong

On Sun, 15 Oct 2017 17:39:18 +0800 James Harkins wrote > However, the LP version installed from Ubuntu 16.04 packages requires this: > > \layout { } > \midi { } > \score { > …music… > } > > \layout{} or \midi{} inside the \score

Re: "Creating MIDI Files" doc is wrong

> 1. If I write it as specified in the manual, I get a syntax error. > > 2. If I write it as above, I get no syntax error, and no MIDI file. Never mind, I see my mistake now. I had extrapolated from \new Staff and \new Voice to \new Score. LilyPond accepts \new Score (!). Possible

"Creating MIDI Files" doc is wrong

I suppose this must have been reported at some point, but, LP 2.18.2 (stable): http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/creating-midi-files ``` To create a MIDI output file from a LilyPond file, insert a \midi block inside a \score block; \score { …music… \layout {

Re: How to remove Text scripts

Hi Kieren, I believe you're right! Thanks a lot, Best, Robert > On 14 Oct 2017, at 21:39, Kieren MacMillan > wrote: > > Hi Robert, > > I believe you’re looking for > >\with { \omit TextScript } > > Hope that helps! > Kieren. >